Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-14

By Wiieox-To appropriate money for the sup.
port Of the California home for the care and
, training of feeble minded children.
BY Notwithstanding Sections So and 6S of
the Civil Code, and to repeal Sections 81, IS and
II of said Code, relating TO marriage. 1t will
make Section 6S read as follows: Marriage
must be licensed, solemnized authenticated
and recorded as provided III this article, but
noncompliance with the provisions respecting
the certitication and recording does not inyali-
date the marriage."1
BY Carroll-Authorizing the establishment
and maintenance of a manual training school
in cities of over 80 600 Inhabitants THE schools
are to be organized under the public school laws
of the State, for the instruction of pupils in the
arts, trades and manual occupations. The Gov
ernor is authorized to appoint a Commissioner
of Manual Training Schools, who shall visit the
schools and report regarding the same. He
shall receive q compensation ofS250 per month. |
By notwithstanding for the payment of d.
johnson for work performed at the State Prison
at Folsom.
Carroll-Proyiding for the payment of the en-
ployes and attaches of the State Constitutional
Convention.
Callahan-Providing for the relief of George
Nightingale ct al.
Coombs-To establish an asylum for the in
sane criminals of the State.
Mountaineering the Codes, relative to the
service of summons.
Brierly-To regulate telephone rates, and fix
ing penalties for excessive charges
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED.
by EN1ug-Indt the pay OF commune clerks
date from the day of their appointment, and not
from the first day of the session. Adopted
By Venable-Joint resolution, relative to the
construction of breakwater in the Bay of San
Luis Obispo.
BY Granger-Asking for the appointment of
special committee of three TO inquire into and
investigate that portion of the report of the Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction relating to
work schools. Mr.. Granger called attention to
the fact that Governor Bartlett, in his inaugural
address, spoke favorably of the report. The
resolution was adopted, and Messrs Granger,
Sims and Davis were appointed the commit
tee.
By Butler-That the Speaker be instructed to
add two members to the Committee on Labor
and Capital. Carried.
The Speaker named for the positions Messrs.
Davis and Mailer.
BY Brown, ]. B.-That 1Mrs X ]. Troy
be appointed Copying Clerk of the Assembly.
Referred to the Committee on Attaches.
Ewing-That the Chairman of each COM
mittee be instructed to inform the author OF
each bill of the time when the same will be
considered. Adopted.
Venable-Thaf the House Committee on Rules
be instructed to act in conjunction with the
same committee in the Senate, and make rules
governing both houses. Carried.
Carroll.That VIM. A. Douglas be appointed
porter to the Committee of Ways and Means, at
u per diem of 81. Referred to the Committee
on Attaches.
Carroll-That Richard Parker be appointed
porter to the Committee on Judiciary, at per
diem of 81 Referred.
Carroll-1hat r. J. Fletcher be appointed
porter of the Committee on Corporations, ut a
per diem of 81 Referred to the Committee on
Attaches.
Coombs of Napa said he was paralyzed al the
manner in which two of the members from Sac
ramento, Messrs. Carroll and Taylor, were max
ing inroads ON the state treasury. In order TO
save little something out of the wreck he III
trOduced a resolution that the Committee on
Attaches be instructed to report adversely on all
resolutions relating to the appointment OF per
20, El,a tfE.tNNt 0.n tod
and it nipped in the bud the operations OF the
said members from Sacramento city and others,
whereby an army of place hunters were being
imposed upon the States expense, without any
need of their services whatever, and only to,
place them upon corpulent pas for sitting with
folded hands.
At II NJ. the House took a recess until P. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
The House reconyened Mt 2P. NJ.
DAVIS, Chairman of the Committee on Rules,
reported against the resolution creating a Com
mittee on Banks and Banking. Report adopted.
Curry, Chairman of the Committee on At
taches and Employees reported back the resolu-
ton making the San Francisco delegation
committee and giving them a clerk, aud rec
commended that it do not pass.
Lawrence of San Francisco made an argu-
ment in favor of the original resolution. 1t ere
ated much discussion, and was attacked by sew
eral of the members.
Gould offered to amend by constituting the
delegation of Alpine, 1nyo and Mono a COM
a territory thousands of times larger than the
Insignificant peninsula of San Francisco. If
the city that sat beside the Golden Gate was to
have clerk for her committee. then Alpine
Mono and Inyo, rich in their gold and silver
whose lofty peaks, tipped with the SHOWS of
countless winters, kissed the morning sun
while the wicked city was hopelessly lost to
view in an impenetrable fog should have half
a Dozen The amendment was voted down.
Brusie, the youngest member in the Assem-
bly,, thought if any one needed clerk twas he.
He made an eloquent appeal for clerk Tor the
Amador delegation. He " got left" also, as did
all others who offered similar amendments.
4 EAt last Matthe vs. of Tehama took compassion
on the San Francisco deleg alton and addressed
the House on their behalf. He said the delega-
tian from that city had poor, little, insignif-
cant and needy Democrat for the position, and
he thought the Republicans ought to allow it.
The Republicans had nearly hundred attaches
in the House. and were clamoring for more, and
he thought they might make room for this one
Democrat. With this explanation the vote car
ried and the clerk was allowed
The Senate sent i'll o concurrent resolution
adjourniug both houses to II A. NJ on Tuesday
next The House promptly sat down upon it.
Taylor moved its adoption, but it was lost by
vote of-Ayes l, noes 10.